Recent content by Rene T

I had a 59 Impala convertible, 283 with 3 speed on the column. All red interior and exterior with a lack top. My best man had a 60 Impala automatic. I use to beat him all the time. That was a fun and fast car to drive. I wish I had it now.

In post #88, I stuck my neck out and said I guessed it would be about 2 months and the main channel will be opened. That was on March 30th. People thought I was crazy. 2 months will bring it to the end of May. That’s my story and I’m sticking with it. I hope I’m right!!!!

All you newbies, please listen to John. It’s not asking for much. Just a few words.

Isn’t English the universal language? No matter which country you go to, someone will speak english

Are you still covered by a warrantee? If you are, take it back to the dealer and ask them to run through everything with you watching and asking questions. You could also have someone film it on a phone

They also call them knuckle busters

It was mentioned a set of wheel bearings. That’s fine if all the bearings fail at the same time. Very unlikely. Go with one set would be fine and have it pre packed with grease. Next time you get to a parts store, just buy new set. Don’t forget a roll of good duck tape, 3# hammer and a 12”...

These were a couple of my hobbies for 11 months and 18 days

You have bragging right so go for it

It may be just me but to anyone else, does that rod look a little short? It will still work fine but I seem to remember a new rod is about 10” long. Does anyone have a new one they could measure. If it is short, maybe the previous owner cut off part of it. Those rods can be hard to install...

Fill it up with water and let it sit for several days. You could also use some Ridex to help loosen it up. Then hook up to your truck and drive around. The sloshing around may loosen it. Or you can buy a pressure nozzle that you stick down through your toilet and hope that the high pressure...

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That’s not your only problem. What if you have to get out through that emergency window. It happens.

So you’re saying it will go in the trailer. Is that right? If that’s the case, the best spot would be right over the axles

You say towards the back. That sounds like you want to put it inside the rv while traveling. How big and how heavy is the generator? If you are planing on attaching it to the bumper you’ll need to do some major structural updates and modifications to hold it on. This will also add weight. That...